. >> detective matt fleming with the bedford police department says he's amazed at the way the family see a suspect walk up to the case and -- that's the 5-year-old child you see through a large portion of the video that actually goes behind the cabinet. if you watch, she just opened the case -- moved the book and opened the case. you can see her directing the child right here towards items in that case. she's actually pointing with her hand to indicate which one. and she's actually verifying that she has the right one right there. the child looks up at her, which is obvious she's looking for some direction as to whether or not she did the right thing. then before she exits, you can see her pocketing the items. >> the store employees are busy helping other customers, oftentimes diverted or distracted by the mother or other family members. now the daughter is seen going back into the jewelry area, looking to see if anyone is watching. >> watch. this is very upsetting. the daughter's going to actually low crawl into the cabinet that's been left open by mom previously. and she's actually

congressman john fleming and adam smith join us live. i'm shannon breen. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. >>> some sad news for one famous family this father's day. legendary radio broadcaster casey kasem has died. his daughter says kasem was surrounded by family and friends. a radio legend for decades. he pioneered the top 40 genre. >> and the countdown begins. ♪ number 40 >> kasem was also famous for playing the voice of shaggy from the classic tv cartoon series "scooby doo." in recent years he'd been suffering from dementia. his children from a previous marriage had been battling with his second wife jean over his care. on his radio show kasem famously refused to say good-bye, and as he leaves us at 82, we know how he'd like to sign off. >> keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >>> back to our top story today. iraqi insurgents are on the march holding three major cities and now just 60 miles from baghdad. at this hour government forces are holding the line, protecting baghdad with the h

fleming of louisiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 628, the gentleman from louisiana and a member opposed each will have five minutes. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for five minutes. mr. fleming: thank you, madam chairman. the amendment before you today holds the department of defense to curn current accepted d.o.d. policy and standards when appointing military chaplains. it maintains the status quo which has been well accepted for decades if not centuries. it affirms the spiritual role of chaplains in the u.s. armed services, preserving the integrity of the u.s. chaplain corps. i thank jim bridenstine and james lankford for their co-sponsorship of this bill. it was adopted last year in the d.o.d. appropriations on a bipartisan basis, though it was ultimately dropped from the consolidated appropriations act of 2014. i urge my colleagues to support its passage again today. chaplains, by definition, are ministers of spiritual needs to people of secular institutions. they are equipped

fleming, the main issue is you fear that morris won't be present for future hearings?that's based on his past behavior. >> yes, ma'am it, absolutely. >> no further questions, judge. >> morris when you didn't come to court on july 24th, did your mother come? >> yes. >> have there been other times when you leave the home without your mom's permission? >> yes. >> when you go to school, do you go to school every day? >> yes. >> your attendance is perfect. >> yes. >> could i have a brief minute with my client. >> be honest. she's going to have all the records from your school. listen to the question and answer it honestly. don't make it worse. >> anything else? >> no, judge. >> all right. >> judge, i would call morris's mother angel to the stand, please foo if the court were to decide that morris need not be locked up any longer, would you be willing to have him released to your custody? >> i'm always willing. but i just wonder if that's what's best for him. >> well, do you think it's best to keep him locked up? >> here, no, i don't. but as far as what helps, i know that th

it started at 9:00 this morning off story road and fleming avenue. this in the east foothills of san jose. that's where nbc bay area's maryann favro joins us with the details. >> reporter: neighbors were told to stay inside for at least a half an hour while the sheriff's deputies went on a manhunt. a sheriff's deputy tried to pull over a white cadillac this morning. the driver took off, crashed the car into a tree and narrowly missed hitting a house. lee lives in the house. he's okay, but definitely shaken. >> very surprising. and very scary, too. a lot of police in front of the house. >> reporter: there were four people inside the car, one woman stayed put, but witnesses say three men took off running. backup was called in, and dozens of deputies combed the area with guns drawn. they also used search dogs to try to find the suspects. eventually, three men were taken into custody. of course, the big question tonight is what are those men accused of. it's a question we asked sheriff's deputies several times but so far they have not returned our calls.

. >> reporter: you want to tell us what you told fleming about how you're going to celebrate tonight? >> i said i was going to go to my house and, i don't know, maybe drink a little bit. [ laughter ] >> can i say that? >> yeah. >> i guess i can. >> reporter: well, what a shot in the arm for lincecum and the giants, who really needed this one to stop the bleeding having lost 11 of the last 14 games. you have to feel this one for tim lincecum who was 16-10 in the year of 2010. he had not had a winning record at the close of a season since then. this one could go a long way with the reds coming in tomorrow. that will do it from at&t park. back to you guys in studio. >> thank you, vern. he needs a shower to get that gatorade off. thanks so much. see you at 6:00. >>> new at 5:00 the a's a couple of steps away from a new lease at the comes. the joint powers authority went over the agreement today and plan to put it to a vote on friday. it would then go to alameda county supervisors for final approval. the lease would be for 10 years. it would give the time to get working on the stadium. >>>

won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ 615 end date 2 of the many flemingsu have more drivers showing up to work. that half of the vehicles will not be running. >>: we will have about 100 more. we're doing everything we can to get these operators back to work. >>: i guess what everyone is going to want to know is when it's going to end. what's your best guess. what was your feeling. it could we see this drag on. >>: we're certainly hoping not. we're hoping for the best but planning for the worse. we hope that everything we can do is going to get more people back to work and were definitely turning into the right direction. 100 more vehicles on the street today. but again service of barely. are you giving vestron the advisory like yesterday like find an alternate way if you can. we're still out recommended that if you have an alternate mode of transportation. women have half of our vehicles and bart will the on iranian affairs. >>: the flu continues and that's a headache for commuters. >>george: i hope i don't catch it. we've got a summary from paul rose abou

. >> you want to tell us what you told fleming about how you're going to celebrate tonight? >> i just said i was going to go to my house and, i don't know, maybe drink a little bit. did i say that? >> 113 pitches for the freak today. six strikeouts and only the one walk. he was pretty solid this afternoon here at at&t park. coming up later in sports we're going to hear from his teammate buster posy and bruce bochy. >>> imagine how the fans, they just went out for a regular home game. they were thrilled that tim lincecum pitched a no-hitter, and they saw history. [cheers and applause] >> thousands poured out of the stadium. lots of people honking their cars as they were going by. a moment baseball fans waited years to see and will not soon forget. >> incredible. first no-hitter for me. 25 years, it's incredible. woo! yeah! >> it was a lucky day! no hits! >> i did see a no-hitter! it was amazing. >> not just any no-hitter, lincecum's second no-hitter in two years. great night for giants fans everywhere. >>> well, coming up in sports, we'll have reaction from the clubhouse, and

. >> it took me years to either watch a movie and i've read almost nothing of what ian fleming wrote. but to be totally honest, who doesn't -- if you look like me you sure as heck would like to look like sean co connery, righ the fact that it's an influencing ant important part, and when you look at the movie james bond is patriotic. so if you pull back, cia and its practitioners actually benefit from it. pretty 76thed, at the end of the day, they know whul hollywood-ize -- when you hollywood-ize something its blown out of proportion and they can deal with it so i'm not so critical. >> the book has certainly a lot more than we can talk about today. in fact you trained with aldridge aimes, one of the biggest spies in cia history, and you talk about edward snowden in interesting terms in an article you wrote rently in politico, so it's a lot of fascinating things we brought up. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me antonio. >> d day, once hear the story of the men of the big red one. >>> it's rumored that walmart is so wealth, they could buy, something from our data dive next

. >>> harrison ford will not go back to fleming the next "star wars" movie after an injury on the setrd will be out for eight weeks after break his ankle while filming episode seven. shooting will continue as planned while the 71-year-old recovers. though will work around the filming. his absence is not expected to affect the release date of december 2015. >> now it is time to check with amy and a look at "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> good morning, matt and kristen, great to be with you. next on "good morning america" we are talking about the heavy damage in the plains, 30 reported tornadoes in four states with more severe weather on the way today. we are in nebraska where over 50 percent of the town has been damaged or destroyed. the deepening crisis in iraq, president obama requesting american soldiers on the ground to protect united states interests as the militants move closer to baghdad this morning. and we are in the capital city with the latest on that growing escalating violence. an iraq car driving out car and you will not believe what police found when they looked insi

fleming of louisiana. at the end of the bill before the short title insert the following, section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to acquire a camera for the purpose of collecting or storing vehicle license plate numbers. the chair: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for five minutes. mr. fleming: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to offer an amendment to the transportation h.u.d. appropriations tpwhail would prohibit the purchase of automated license plate readers that can record and indefinitely store innocent americans' whereabouts as they drive by. in the wake of the revelations about n.s.a. data collection, americans are now learning that police cars and traffic cameras are similarly accumulating a picture of their lives. in many states there's no policy for how long the government may store the data and so it is being retained indefinitely. just like phone metadata, this geolocation data with time stamps can be used to reconstruct intimate details of our lives. who we

the original was hosted by art fleming for 16 years when it was relaunched trebek was the host.plans to retire. in fact, his current contract runs for another two years. >> unbelievable. he has that voice, not unlike kasey kasem who we were just talking about, when you hear it, you know exactly who it is. but 6,000 shows, almost 7,000 shows. unbelievable. >>> you know how new parents like to watch this show with their little ones when they are there, take a look. kelly clarkson may join our audience. over the weekend, clarkson announced the arrival of a new baby girl named river rose. >> river rose. the dad is brandon blackstock, whom clarkson wed last october. the grammy winning clarkson has made it clear she doesn't intend to stop at one. she wants lots of babies. >> yes, she does. >>> jay z has been given a touching father's day shoutout from his wife beyonce. they were out for a walk with their 2-year-old daughter blue ivy when beyonce snapped this photo and instagramed it out, but it comes as the couple's parenting skills are under fire. >> thousands of people signed an onl

. >> you want to tell us what you told fleming about how you're going to celebrate?just go to the house and drink a little bit. [ laughter ] >> can i say that? i guess i can. >> reporter: we get in from the clubhouse manager. lincecum decided to keep his game glove for himself but donated the hat, the game ball and his shoes to the hall of fame. he gave the game jersey to the giants. >> thanks, vern. >>> world cup nigeria's goalie telling the team to watch out for that man! lionel messie. the coach couldn't watch, he bends it like beckham for the second goal of the day. fourth of the day. argentina beats nigeria 3-2. they play switzerland in the knockout round and despite the loss nigeria advances to play group e winner france. >>> caroline vans to the advances after breaking her engagement with rory mcilroy. a reporter asked her if she plans to try online dating. >> i think i'm not that desperate. to be honest, you know, i just see what happens. i'm perfectly fine just being single at the moment. >> i have been asked a lot of stupid questions, that's way dumber whoe

and for coming down here in dish to the fleming plans to begin traffic or understand how to get out here. also won 21 the lead in the know how to get in the autumn of the raceway. reynauds really quite know here's the they pick up more more people will be showing up thousands of people are promoted to watch the races can be a great weekend but definitely a traffic snarl for not only people coming to the raceway but the people that live from the area and this and get to in from the place that they need to be. is the nurse today that the traffic issues and a problem until sunday until 7 8:00. in behalf. good morning we get something in there we need a shave this morning why has your champagne delivered to you by person we could never deliver to you by drone is drawn is holding to about as a set champagne in their on their way to invest as a flame bellhop. does the she tucked in is a general manager kron sora he's our friend from delivery service they're located in down tons of crude oil ride off the water. but results. initial purchase and she droves creek project. pedestrians alexis to sa

fleming. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary hagel, we've talked about this 30-day notice. yesterday the chairman told us that he received notification after sergeant bergdahl had actually been transferred. i'm sure his senate counterpart received that notice at the same time. it was really a notice after the fact, and i listened carefully through all the questions, all the legalese, the technical, the spin, everything. it's clear to me that really what happened here, and this goes back to the question from the previous gentleman as to what else could have been done, has there been any other offers. my understanding is that back in 2011 and in 2012 when this issue was first brought forward that secretary clinton opposed it without additional measures and protections. and i believe also mr. clapper and others as well, congress on a bipartisan basis pushed back on this. and so it really suggests to me that when this erupted again this past january, that the president decided he didn't want to hear no. all he wanted to do is to move forward, get it done, and whatever thing he

. >> you want to tell us what you told fleming about how you're going to celebrate tonight?aid i'm going to go to my house, i don't know, maybe drink a little bit. can i say that? [ laughter ] >> i guess i can. >> and this fan had an identity crisis at the mets-a's game last night. yoenis cespedes declared himself eligible for the home run derby at the all-star game. this is just a modest bases clearing double. a's split the set in new york, winning 8-5. the interesting aspect of this game is that brad mills was the a's pitcher. he pitched very impressively. he won the game. he was acquired by the a's from milwaukee for $1. one dollar. it took channel 5 $500,000 to get frank mallicoat out of boston. that's the way it goes. i'm dennis o'donnell. go usa! [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> dream on! >> 5:25 right now. >>> team usa is still in the running for the 2014 world cup. what they need to do against germany today to advance to the next round as fan excitement reaches a fever pitch. >> and the crisis in iraq continues. who the u.s. is now warning not to intervene. >>> a shooting ou

a member representative john fleming, was permitted to sit in on this hearing. he's not even a member of the committee. it's all right with me. but then the first thing he did was to violate his 10th amendment principles. he went on and said i know what i'm going to do. i'm going to try to keep this medical marijuana decriminalization law in the district from becoming law. when we called him out on it and the press went to him, he said wait a minute. i haven't said i'm going to do t i'm waiting to see if i should do t i'm waiting, too, representative fleming. because you said you were going to do it because you could do it. because you think you have the jurisdiction to to it. you don't. -- to do it. you don't. technically, of course, congress could reach into the home rule act and violate the home rule act. you can to that. but who would say that was in keeping with your own 10th amendment principles, your own principles of small government, your own principles that all that matters is local government, your own principles the federal government shouldn't even

. >> i'm carter fleming and i approve this message. since i've been using this my campaign is under control. i am not sleeping in my office anymore and i can talk to reel -- real people without conferring with my scheduler. when you're ready to take care there is stability. >> and that video, another example of the greatness of washington d.c. produced by the comedy writers we have with us tonight. thank you guys for that video. and if anyone needs good jokes you can find them at dc comedy writers.com. we come here tonight the "washington post" is now a broadcaster with us tonight. yahoo is here also tonight for the first time. the recession was not kind to everyone in the media landscape and it would be easy for me to congratulate those of us here on surviving. instead, i think tonight is about what comes next because the people in this room, we are the ones who will form the next evolution, maybe revolution in journalism. and that's the reason the awards we present tonight are so important. these awards set the pace for excellence in

. >> i'm carter fleming and i approve this message, since i've using xivilis my campaignis youis under control, i can talk to real people to myt referring scheduler. when you're ready to take care of this problem, there is xivilus. [applause] video another example of the greatness of washington d.c. produced by the d.c. comedy writers we have with us tonight, and ali, thank you for that voosm if anyone needs you can fine them at dc comedy writers.com. here tonight, we all know this, during a time of great change in our industry, postxample, the washington is now a broadcaster with us tonight. tonight fore also the first time. of course the recession was not kind to everyone in the media landscape, and it would be easy just congratulate those of us here on surviving. but incitied i think tonight is next, becausees the people in this room, we're the ones who will form the next evolution, maybe revolution in journalism. awardst's the reason the that we present are so important. fore awards set the pace excellence in our field. we start tonight with the david bloom award. this award is tbi

now the honor of introducing matt fleming a fellow at the homeland security study analysis institute, and let me say one of the nation's leading scholars expert on cyber security. it's great to have you here on the panel. he worked on cyber issues in the united states department of defense and directed a number or cybersecurity programs in the past and as a is an adjunct pror at georgetown university and has a perfect background. please, take it away. >> that is extremely kind of you to say. good morning. i would like to thank csis for the honor to be here today and say that it is a pleasure to see so many familiar faces on the panel and in the audience. before i begin i should say that it might be easier today. i'm here to talk about cyber, and so i should say that for those that don't follow cyber committees continue to be exciting times in the field of cyber. we have had some really interesting policy developments in the last year plus with the executive order 136. the policy directive 21 both of which are related to the critical infrastructure, cybersecurity we've seen the cyberse

those who are seeking jobs, so i partnered, and the young men who heads that up, mike fleming with deutsche bank it was a veteran, when i came in office we had zero companies are doing with the city. the day we have over 200 countries working with the city, putting veterans back to work. i think the private sector is the engine of our community and i think are some great opportunities that you can really leverage to get a return on investment for your community. the other thing is i launched what i call a week of valor, honoring the veterans not just on veterans day but having a job fair for veterans. you catch up to the job fair not unless you a job for veterans that i think it's important, having activities during that week was also informed. and then an annual summit on national issues and local issues, particularly local issues as it relates to veterans. and the concerns of the military veterans in my city. so, for example, last year it was on suicide prevention. we worked with a local colleges and universities reach all the stakeholders together to address that issue. i brought all the

fleming. >> thank you mr. chairman. secretary hagel, we talked about this 30 day notice yesterday, the chairman told us that he received notification after sergeant bergdahl had actually been transferred. i'm sure his counterpart received a notice at the same time, really a notice after the fact and i listened carefully to all the question, all the legalese, the technical, the spin, everything. it's clear to me that really what happened here and this goes back to the question from the previous gentleman as to what else could have been done, has there been any other offers. my understanding is that back in 2011 and in 2012 when this issue was first brought forward that secretary clinton opposed it without additional measures and protections. and i believe also mr. clapper and others as well, congress on a bipartisan basis pushed back on this seen it really suggests to me that when this erupted again this past january that the president decided he didn't want to hear no. all he wanted to do was to move forward, get it don

fleming. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary hagel, we've talked about this 30-day notice. yesterday the chairman told us that he received notification after sergeant bergdahl had actually been transferred. i'm sure his senate counterpart received that notice at the same time. it was really a notice after the fact, and i listened carefully through all the questions, all the legalese, the technical, the spin, everything. it's clear to me that really what happened here, and this goes back to the question from the previous gentleman as to what else could have been done, has there been any other offers. my understanding is that back in 2011 and in 2012 when this issue was first brought forward that secretary clinton opposed it without additional measures and protections. and i believe also mr. clapper and others as well, congress on a bipartisan basis pushed back on this. and so it really suggests to me that when this erupted again this past january, that the president decided he didn't want to hear no. all he wanted to do is to move forward, get it done, and whatever thing he

now matt fleming. matt is a fellow with the homeland security studies analysis institute and one of the nation's leading scholars, experts on cyber security great to have you on the panel. he worked on cyber issues in the united states department of defense, directed a number of cyber security programs in the past. he's an adjunct professor at georgetown university and has a terrific background. matt, take it away. >> thanks, paul. that's extremely kind of you to say and governor romney. i suppose we're still governor romney i'd like to thank csis for the kind invitation to be here and say that it's a pleasure to see so many faces on the panel here. before i begin i should say my views here today are mine alone and don't represent dhs and my employers. but i'm here to talk about cyber and signer in the qhsr and so i should say that for those of don't follow cyber, these continue to be exciting times in the field of cyber we've had interesting developments with executive order 13636, presidential policy

fleming, had been disposed of and the bill had been read through page 156, line 16. for what purpose does the gentleman california rise? >> mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk, amendment number five. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number five printed in the congressional record offered by mr. royce of california. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. royce: today i rise yet again to raise the alarm over taxpayer funded housing policy this straight forward amendment you have before you would prohibit fannie mae and freddie mac from using funds to pay housing advocacy groups or others through the housing trust fund at a time when they continue to owe money to the american people. beginning in 2008, the u.s. taxpayers bailed out the g.s.e.'s to the tune of $189 billion. that number is expected to grow to over $200 billion by 2015. but as the housing market has begun to recover, too have fannie and freddie's profits and at the first sign of money rolling in, some housing advocates are pressuring the

we will kick off with your friends to recap some issues there with greg fleming and for chris dodd tohave we made. phil donaldson, the 24ing sec exchange commissions chair and richard breedan and have a food fight on whether or not it's tougher at wall street. is the scrutiny tougher there? >> jeff, is it something that ceos are concerned about? are they worried about the activist investor? is it something that strikes fear in the board room today? >> it's one of their top fears. it's difficult. i have been doing this stuff a long time. hopefully, it doesn't show. but the fear used to be when i started out, you did have a lot of crony board and entrenchment issues. for the most part, that's gone. you actually do have boards that are really attentive to the outside. we have some, most of the places are pretty well governed and trying to make investments for theening loer term is hard. some retailers, i mean, there is no surprise why mickey drexler felt he had to take j. crew public or michael dell. we have been talking to michael dell a lot lately about some of the things he's doing. i

this from jim fleming, he says this should be a wake-up call for congress.eople are very tired of business as usual. we'd like to see what you think. you can offer your remarks at facebook.com/c-span. elsewhere on capitol hill today, defense secretary chuck hagel is testifying on the administration's high profile -- five high profile prisoner change for army sergeant bergdahl. his hearing started just after 10:00 this morning. it's live on c-span radio and c-span.org. we'll show you as much of this as we can until the house returns at noon eastern. >> those negotiates as we were told in a briefing last week started in january of this year. with the tape, with the other things that went forth. and i have been told in a couple of different briefings now that somewhere, i think the final number given to us a couple days ago, was somewhere between 80 and 90 people in the department of justice, state department, the homeland security, i guess was one of them, and department f defense knew about this. 80 to 90 people. the only one i know of that was elected was th

you -- >> greg kaminsky and greg fleming. >> my boss. >> making far reaching decisions at morgan stanleys a great job. >> anyway, first, talk about that, harold's comments on what's happening in washington and around the world. first andrew has -- >> i'm just reading about gisele on page six she was supposed to be at the cannes line on creativity but apparently she left to go back to the east coast. >> isn't she presenting the world cup trophy to the winner? >> i did not know that. >> very valuable things to know. let's tell you about some news. after months of negotiations ge is buying alstom's energy business. the french government backed that transaction after securing the option to buy 20% of alstom from a paris-based construction group so now they are in business with the french government as well. in other deal news, shares of microsystems, that deal now official. keep an eye on those shares right now. $67.35. because oracle is now buying that company, let me tell you about the price of that deal. of course, with a point of sale technology company, that deal is about $5 billion and

fleming of louisiana. the chair: those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this amendment the yeas are 254. -- the amendment doesn't mean anything. the chair: on this vote the yeas are 255, the nays are 171. the amendment is agreed. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, i move the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion the committee rise. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the committee